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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
AT CAMP ROBERTSON.
Quiet Prevails Among tho Military Boy
and They Find Plenty To DO.


BRIGHTON, Aug 4.-Before the midsum-
mer sun, which brought the temperature at
camp up to l02 from los degrees during this
afternoon. had dropped out Of sight
majority of the companies had arrived al
Camp Robertson and were mustered in
this duty being performed by Inspector
General Newberry, of Coldwater. who ar
rived about noon. assisted by Coils. Ensign.
Devlin and Fox.
The grounds this year are much better than
on preceding years. The Governors and
Brigade Headquarters are on the north
side OF the field, near the Railroad track,
and the first regiment is on their line; and
the fourth, third and second regiments are
directly south of the first. All of the
officers are well pleased with the
plan of the encampment and the
conduct of the boys. Last night is coIcsJsi
by ali 10 be the quietest night for four
years. The orders Of General [. G. Smith.
issued some time ago, and partly relative
TO intoxicating liquors, il seems 10 be the
desire of the commanding officers to en-
force.
Ali the companies are on the field and
Colonies NorthwOod, Lockwood. Weist and
Ainger, of the Governors staff, and Col
Black, OF Fort Wayne, are in camp. Capt.
NJ. a. Heyman. OF Co. By detailed from
the Second Regiment today as Officer of the
Day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
A TEAMSTER CRUSHED
FALLS THsoUes a sRokEN BRIDGE.
with His Horsss and = LoAs 81 stens-ns-
bstsa 10 es Fatally asjUrsa-
SieAoias I.sksusn tss
tsfstf081te - a.

AT noon yesterday as Nicholas Lehman.
teaInsler IL the empios os Is ziihssld Noss
MAS driving across the bridge owned by The
Bass Aashlte Works. over the East Side
cans. one OF the bridge tllneefs broke amp
the team. wagon load and driver dropped
u the bottom Of the canal, wAioh is dry at
present. TIE load consisted Of stone for
the foundation uuter Barkey & Gays new
building and weighed SD pounds, having
been weighed IA 0fder 70 reck ln the smeunt
Ia cords. It went down a distance Of ten
OF twelve feet with a crssh. The horses
escaped without injury. the wagon was only
tllghtly damssed, bat the driver was fatally
injured by fat stone weighlng two Or
three hundred pounds striklag him on the
chest. crushing tie sternnm aud breaking
several ribs. lie was carried ID the OHIO
House, DR.. Johnson was Summoned and
tie unfortunate mans sister Has sent for.
Internal bemorrhsge set in, the lungs filed
with blood and il was soon evident that he
could not live
Mr. Lehman came 10 the city year or
two since from Nsstphalia. ionia county.
lie l. - yeSrs of sge and unmarried. Last
tall and Winter he drove "a hack for Val
liam Koch, the West Side livery man and
undertaken, and for the past few months
has been employed by Ar. Noss-
The bridge was private property, having
been built by the Buss works SIX years ago.
Since The collapse OF the BeTkey & Cay
bridge, however il had been used by the
furniture company and the public gener-
ally II was strongly and substantially
made ana was considered capaDie Of bear
ing weight OF ten tons. Several loads.
much heavier than the one under which
II went down, passed over il within the
past month without indicating that il WAS
weak. and the break OF yesterday can only
be accounted for oy the fact that the horses
were allowed TO trot overit. The teamsters
Who were hauling stone were cautioned
Yesterday morning against driving across
| the structure fsster than a walk. but rs
there was slight incline 10 the west and
Lehman's hOrses were hard mouthed he
could not control them and they went
down the incline at an irregular gait. The
heavist part of the load, a large boulder laid
directly over the rear axletree, and the
strain proved toJ much for one of the
girders, which was Il foot square being
made OF t0elye-iDch stuff bolted together.
At an early .hour this morning thesun-
fortunate man was resting easier than in
the earlier part of the night, ard bis friends
have hopes that ne may recover. but the
physicians do not think it probable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
The IRISHMEA LAUGH
COLLINS cAss n The COMMONS.
SefQsel kiag Hxrnoa's Reply 70 Patrick
0Erisa's Izterrog stories The Gov
srnlnsEt kiaicoled 81 the
f1tsk Members

L0spos. A0k. 4--wm. Henry smiths
denial il the House OF Commons this even
ing that the Government had any know
ledge whatever of Mgr. Persico's mission
froa Rome to Ireland. elected roar Of
defisiye laughter from Irish members
whose recollection OF the mission of Sir
George Errin gton to Rome is slill fresh ia
their minds and tie impression eonEey ed
by language and manner OF The First Lord
OF the Treasury MAS suggestive OF great
future Tor that statesman IS proficient
Ia the srl Of diplomatic faisihcatiOn.
The Question Oirhe. nspicuOus and oWr-
ZeaioUs r4nsackiEg OF Tie baggage of
Patrick A Collins az Belfast. and his preyi-
OGs and subsequent espionage oy detectives
furnished the Parnellite members with
further Incentive - hilarious conduct
through the reply OF the Irish under Secre-
taTy Col. King Harmon. 10 the lnterrOgz-
tons OF Patrick o Brisn. the Secretary re-
futIng the imputat.on that either Ar.
Collins person Or his effects had
been subjected 20 needless scrutinizig:
no knowledge, in fact, bad come 10 the
Government that Collins had been watched
BY detectives or that mis- luggage had been
more closely examined than had that OF
other person arriving in ireland, and the
accusation that the customs officials had
exceeded their duties was held by the Un-
der Secretary To be alt0ger unwarranted. A
third cause of uproar in Pernellite ranks
this time burst of enthusiastic cheering
which was heartily participated by the
Gladstonizns-was the appearance and seat
ing of George q. TreveIyan, newly elected
member FOR Bgidgeton division of Glasgow.
Cheer upon cheer arose as the repentant
Unionist took bis seat as a leading member
OF the Home Rule party and the ovation
must have been as gratifying to Trevelyan
as that gentemans return 10 the allied
forces of Gladstone and Mr.. Parnell.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Bestop's BAD pay Gives . yletery - Ne
troit ks@ss hsil ScoEss

DFTsciF. Aug A. Nsknt Il e great
gagas : tie ssa.zrk pssss1 sreaua y
DetroitsEs touight- The sttsnisrcs 81 As
creation PARK las hssa fksaeg % yea per
eeptoly oi ate Today game aioas vii
ssrvs 10 Increase he sftsndaAce. il nothing
else. IL = pre6ieied toaiFA thkI I've ti2oQs-
and people viii LHd their Nay Ia ~ the
Para 10 witness Saturday : gslas. Boston
ten-thtu htus4na-d0l AT beauty Aienasl Kelly,
the krat and ioaly-lookins pale gnd
tain edmg4rvd wkh the rugged rkat-fisl-
der Of last years chicsso, this afternoon
made his hfss Apienraaos GA the Deigolss
gr0aDss this sessOn. he WAS booked 70
oatcn. ksdboufn4 Iuitchell and Cancel
being the battery for tAe DelFoIis. Kelly
alwzYs iabbersd some where he was With
the Cdkc4gos. bat ne keeps up = TRADE All
the time now. When IL isn't 81 the um-
plre It's az sone of the plsyeIs.
'Your pretty lot OF Jays any
way" said he in the thiTd inning
when some OF fhe spectators objected 10
npiTe sullivaus decision in declaring
Conway out al hEst. us q wonder you
can get any umpiFes to come here. you
kick on the best IN the country" 4 lev
minutes before Kelly had wanted 10 ami
bila,e sullivan Tor calling him out on a
strike. When tie Delr0its succeeded in re-
tiFing the bean eaters in The eighth. after they
bad piled up sevep runs k ely apol xeticsliy
said that tney hated 10 DO II, rs lie knew
the best one cohldn't win the pennent
and he didn't want those white -legged
fellows, the chicfEos 70 take il. The be-
tFoits scarcely hbpei To close the awful
gap Thompsoa opened with a scratch hit
10 RadoOurne, White hit TO left field Tor
three Dagger, seuding Thompson home.
White stole home, Kelly playing back in
stead OF beside the bat. Twitchell
struck out: Hsnion flew o1t 10
Johnston, Conway hit for a single
and went 10 second on Sutton's tumble.
Richardson hit hard grounder which
Wise flmbled, letting both Cancel and
Conway home and Richardson TO second.
Kelley stood looking a. Wise for fuliy
minute. giarDg lest a fifty-dollar hne
should be put on him. Richards went 10
third on a passed ball, and he came home
on double by Brouthers. tying the game.
Jack Rowe hit liner which Wise made a
noble effort TO stop but couldn't. and
Brouthers scored what proved the winning
rum The score was as follows:
Detroit. % 0 . D 6-l2
Boston ......... .....-..... % o , o 0 % Oil
Hiis-Detroit %; Boston 10.
ErrOrs-DetrUlt, 8: Bostoa I.
Batteries-Twitcaell aud Cancel; Radbourne
and Kelly.
Lmpire-Salliysn.
Phils - . 0 10 0 5 4-lS Is 6
Bateries-Baldwin and Daily, Casey and Nc
CURE.
Umpire-Doescher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
nnlIxing the Newshov.

What a contenptible phase Of human na-
ture Is shown in the petty bullying and teas
ing that is heaped upon the small newsbOyi
II seems as If no other object in nature Were
the butt Of so much gratutous "hatelulneSS,"
as the schoolgirls ezpressiveir pTt it. What
The Observer is iscspec.aiiv stirrc1 up about Is
the way nominal gentlemen treat him in Te-
fusing TO signify their intentions or desires
regarding the poor little mans wares. A baby
hardly out OF his dresses, a. the risk Of his
life climbs on a fast speeding car o. sell he
papers II is not charity be is asking: he Is
not vending some useless and undesirei ar
ticls. he. on the contrary, Is offering for sale
a commodity generally desired. and his ev-
isterce is q definite convenience to the puiilc:
but how Is ne treated. this coinnieTcisl infantf
The conductor swears at him and Cnlv
allows him 20 crter the car On sufnrance, and
TIE men in the rear ct isssf hair OF them.
make a special point Of rendering him rs un-
comfortable rs possible: be. the little mite,
stops before some Ing. prosperous man who is
staring igh. az bin. as II Re wanted q
paper: mite waits. big man continues T.
stare: coniuctor shouts at him: mite is afraid
- 20 on les. he Jose q customer, nud he IS
afraid 70 stav fo- feer that the conductor
viii kick him wore than usual when he docs
so 70 get OF: BIZ man now slowly puts rs
hand in hrs poc ses. ulse dances with Ter -ous
excitement: even the condu~.0~ reierts i1
consideration q Tire -oeEning desires of tie
big man. big u7n looks rnife straight ia the
eve sud draws oHt = toothpick Nhe-euuon
TIE conductor. boiling mite responsive for
his own rni~anprebeusion II the lir msrs
stud .cusly conceaied intentions. catches the
f7sso ~ TIA r~rsa- 4sftz him e-rfAf- is rf1t
hard - do-and drops him under tie frst
fruek going hy. That mite Is not kElsi s
owing simply 70 his ossu preternaturaiiy &C.
velopei sctivities Noble srou-ernent Tor the
big man. isn't itf-Nev OTz Graphic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
THAT "8IG BONANZA"
Some Plain Statements Made BY Mr.,
Withsy to the ''Democrat."

The DsnlCcrGt in its unreasonable opposi-
ZION TO every move made by the Street Rail
way Company, having misrepresented and
perverted the facts in regard TO the trial of
the Injunction case in which the Company
mas defendant in the superior Court, J.. w.
Whitney, rs attorney Tor the Company,
writes as follows:
Editor Demooat. IN your issue Of August
30, headed "A Big Bonanza," and referring
10 the case OF 1homtS Peek and others
against the street Railway Compauy you
say, Il. II. Withey. the Vice President OF
the defendant company, IN giving his evi-
deDce swore that the capital stock Of the
company was 100000, ali OF which was
paid In, and the road was bonded TO the
anounrof SiiS.C0O, making Il total liebili-
~. or money paid into the c0mpsny. of
so4S 600. He further swore that the institu-
ton paid for the property and lines $500 600
and had made Improvements amounting 10
about $4,000 more, making the total
worth about $4,000"
And you gay further that this leaves
$685. 200 which has come into the hands OF
the company and gone somewhere either
diyiped up among the stockholders or dis
appeared.
In reply we desire to say that there is no
such testimony III the case aud your state
iiittit - 4. Atfhu tAA lie DAt. even u II
were iroe, ss you say. that the company
have received SS4S 900 ss the proceeds OF
tie subscription TO the capital stock and
the sAies oi the bonds and have only e1-
pended s3Ju, 600. then they must have on
hand tie difference of s59s,O00 20 expend
IN betterments 70 their system and eKten-
siOns. all Of which viii reanit Ia The better
accommodation of the people OF our city.
But you assume 10 ssy that this sSoa-
600 has gone somewhere. either divided
UP among the stockholders or disappear
ed
Now S39s, ,0p0 does not disappear. and 7
may be allowed 10 tell yen oonf6entialiy
that neither that amount nor any other
sum has ever been divided in any shape
among The stockholders. And whether that
suta OF any other IS IN the treasury Of the
company IS none OF your business. Neither
IS IL any concern of yours or anybody else
how tie company keeps us books, 50 long
IS y keeps is engagements with the city
ana the public. paws It's debts and commits
no frauds upon the rights Of the PEOPLE.
The compauy's relations with the public
are always opea 70 decent criticism by the
press or individuals. but their psivase affairs
must be respectec even by the press, ard IN
your desire 10 abuse ana misret resent this
company, be careful aud keep on vour own
ground. J.. ". WITHrY,
Attorney for Street Railway Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Descate inseed ara many - tks carvinr-
and mach - tl.is fne work is done II
women. sni sfnrc tis deslsni f0T orra-
rseatsi niecss fer re hoass. urach q tas 1ns
Iolishiag ami designing r $50 do-e ~
women. wao srp generally ves7 weH psis ~
thetr leAors. The sepiasnt task = SD -
rsTrssc-t the fasss soee ze1s q ivorT.
Wnea tbe tnsks are br1ugst irto the vork-
sfor they axe ct II Saaras recessa~T for
caring, ~ ssschine~T. - o. 5scts des.xss8
tefsrehsnt sri ssitahis Fiees y c1t oat
fron tse shes1 ~ ons pzrn ~ the -hssl
1hse ps=ces sre then tsxen ~ ths artists
who o~sszn and pozsa thezn sntA fsshi1aad
reaE5y fo- - stx-s Thse esrvers "a - i~~g
6es<s fscrz v1a5o-z 4 txht zad tb4v ~
SAT ard uster be1esta' he t1zca & thssr
fae tools- Tss po,issing Is faze up0z ~beels
cr 1hass- covered ta Czztca eax-ses. end
ther. 81 ~sts e coio~>1 Eeuid fo~ Stsiz so
tsnzs = hen tes ssrv5nz = snlsheS tAe v>rk
b sxeui~se n si.e sztrsse. srsck.yx kzsa1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
ANOTHER DlSG2ACEFUL ROW.
Disgustings Proceedings at the III. o. IL.
Hall Last Night.

Hall Last Night.
If some of the reform preaching citizens
of Grand Rapids had taken the trouble TO
glance into the II. o. H. hall last night
they would have seen a sight d isgusting in
the extreme. Such a bowling mob never
was congregated together under one roof in
this city before. There was at least two
hundred men and one hundred women
present, in the ball and garden. Beer flowed
in abundance from three different sources
and brawls and fights were momentary oc-
currences. Two patrolmen, one detective
and deputy sheriff were unable TO keep
the b1isterons crowd under control. A
move was made TO lOwn the officers and
PatrOlman Eugene Wiley was attacked by
gang OF about twenty-five men ana knock
Ell down by a huge stone which struck
him. He was also struck in the side of
the head by a stone, but the brave officer
struggled 10 his feet and assisted Deputy
Wiersma who was sslrrouded by blood
thirst gang who were threaten
ing 10 annihilate him. The lights
were turned ont and the hall cleared shortly
after twelve O'Clock. but the drunken mob
went howiing through the streets for hours
after Fifteen arrests we're made last night.
aud the cause of the majority OF them can
be traced to this disgraceful dance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
An Insulting wretch.

A man somewhat INTOXICATED paraded
the streets last evening and insu.ted several
ladies. Fred. Holcomb saw him and his
insulting actions, and asked him 10 take a
walk. They brought up at Police Head
quarters, where Acting Sergeant Wave ar
rested the man, who gave his name as
Alien McFadep. on q charge of drunk and
dsorderly. If any of the ladies' who wers
addressed by this drunken wretch about 8
O'Clock last evening near Monument Park
on Lyon. Bostwick or Fulton-sts.. vii
please send their names to Police Head
quarters this morning they will confer
favor on the department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
THE SIXTH ATTEMPT.
A Determined FnIoTt 20 Destroy the New
York Zeitnng'' once.

NEW YoRE, Aug. "A sixth attempt was
made to burn out the Nsss Yorker Zsf,fpg
Office, a. Frsnkfort-st., this afternoon. This
time but lttle damage was done and the
IRE vas put out before the arrival Of the
fremen. Up to April IL last there had
been four attempts 20 destroy the building
aud on that date the propTietors offered a re-
ward foI the discovery Of the fire bugs. The
next morning their building was in ashes.
a oov named Fiebe discovered she fIre at
thss uue and vas examined by the Fire
Marshal. he was also the FIRST 10 core
aeross today blaze The previous fires are
credited 90 the Anarchists aTsiust whom
tae parsr bss been bitter. bat today's Ore
seems % be a mystery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
GRAND HAveN's GRisT.
An Interesting Case in Court Against =
flsheTmsa.

GRAND HAVEN. Aug. s.-The case Of the
People W. John Moore was concluded this
morning. the jury finding a verdict Of not
guilty. The case Of the People ". Frank
kirsch for fishing with n net in 0rsnd Riy-
or above Spring Lake was on trial todsy.
\. W. Seeley defending the prisoner. He
admitted that kirsch had fished as charged
but claimed that Grand River ss far up as
Grand Rapids l. outside toe jurisdiction OF
the State law and subject only 10 United
States law. Mr.. Seeley made an able ar
gument. Judge Arnold decided against
the prisoner. but stated that were IL not
for the wish 10 have the Supreme
Court pass upon the case. he
would have decided in the
prisoners favor. The case will be appealed
10 the Supreme Court. The case Of tie
People vs.. Jerry Mccarthy, for robbery,
goes over 10 the fall term. Mccarthy was
tried for the ofiense four years ago and the
jury disagreed. he has been out on bail
and has appeared al every subsequent term
10 be told that his case was not ready. The
balance Of the jury cases go over 10 the fall
erm. No jury cases are on call tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

GREEx Bar Wis. Aug. "a beer vat
n Rshrs brewers. containing 75 barrels 81
boiling water. exploded isst night and six
men were scSlaed to death Their names
were August Def7r-e and Two sons. Frank
and Joseph John D. snirsf, J Is Halo AMI
r Habsrf The cau-e Of The expiosion is
rsrxn0wn
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

ssr,-ssss V-.sss -ssssNs
SARtEsC. Aug An Old ce1tlemsn of
about sevenfy-iiVe years Of age was found
dead I've miles southwest of town last
night. Cause of death vas probably sxces-
sivs heat Flfy-fvs dollars IRE r11nev wss
found on bis pers N. snd paDeys ;1st ilsuti-
6e3 him GO be Everett Horton. of LsnAves
coynrv. Friends have been fssegrsphed,
sna fartker developments VII Be made
farar
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
Rev. Mcdonald Keieased.

Rev. Mcdonald. the preacher. who was
sentenced to Jail for ten days. for jumping
board bill of seventy-fve cents at Sparta
was released yesterday. his sentence having
expired. he claimed that be bad friends
in Detroit and would be able TO find work
If he could resch them, and Turnkey Lewis
bought him ticket TO the City Of the
Straits with q five dollar bin which be re-
ceived from d. A. Blodgett for that pur-
pose.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
AN OLD RESIDENT
Returns to the City and Pays His Respects
to Old Friends.

to Old Friends.
Jerome Lee, proprietor of the O-Wash-ta-
Nong livery stables, surprised a company
of men at Billy Walsh's saloon, on South
Division street, last night, by riding into
the room on a mule which he declared was
old enough to draw q pension and ought TO
be entitled to free drinks. The animal is
knowa TO be over forty years of age. He
was owned and used by S. S Isll for
twenty-five years and then. fifteen years
ago. was sold to a farmer who, a year or
two ago. traded him of, and he is now
what is called ''swapper," Ar. Lee having
obtained possession OF him through \
swap few days ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

T '. 1shen. ths popu a. snd successful
ts,eg-sph operator. and fo-mersiF manager
q be 3. q q. cfEcss here. is cc7sfser.ne =
verv 7sfterinz rr1posal from tie N5ck a
& Western Faii-1sd - accsrr position n
shs TresSurs~s chcs ~ Wfchits Ka-
NJ Measn has iaiuersal friends there
NO appreciate his good ~oxk szs throueA
whora he as recsv>d tsss eE-r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
a DISASTROUS FIRE.

Two Blocks. IsciudinE Twenty-Five
Houses. Bnrned In . LI,tIe Town In Ohio.
BowLISs GREEN. Ohio. Aug. A dis
sstrous nre occurred here this morning.
The blaze started in saloon, and before it
could be checked two whole squares were
swept cat and twenty-five houses burned.
Loss, $4,000. insurance. $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

NAsHvIrrE, Tenn. Arg. 4-Tbe New
Era Touring mills caught Gre shout half
past four O'Clock this morning. presumably
from hot box. and before engines could
srrive me ere VS. in complete control. and
the mills were totally destroyed Tbe mill
cost ss,8go and was susursd for s32 eco in
a score OF different companies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
DRGSSGOODS
DePARTnlGnC.

To close-5oo yards OF mixcp
suitings 81 ioo.
To close-5oo yards Of wool
zephyr suItings, a bcsut.-
fuf fabric for eeriy fall
wear, al IS Cts: regular
price 6sc.
To close-Ioo yards stripes and
checks. all shades, at ssc
per yard.
To close-25 combination suits
one.third less than for
mer price,
To close-a large assortment OF
short ends OF wool cress
goods, excellent tor chi.-
drens dresses. ladies'
wrappers. house Jackets,
etc will b. sold regardless
Of cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

William. yesterday underwent another
o7ersfion sf she hands Cf TT Nscixsnz
vifh sxfren ely encouraging resGlts His
eerecs. bea r. excellen and rs thrcst
has gwen hiD vs-y dttie trouble He To-
fnruei IT, Eo~es Today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
STANLEY AeAs0 FROM.
Arrived at Aruuhimi Fails safe snd
sound June -.

LoxDov, August 5--A dispatch from St
Thomas. West Africa, says letters have
been received at Stanley Pool from Heury
NJ. STANLEY. announcing his arrival az Aru-
whimi Falls on June Is. and stating that
al bis party was vel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

EssT TAwAs. Nich- Aus. The oriripsI
pane sni extrs pane of ss~entv-fve iarv-
men IN the Weir eass srs exhaustea. ar i
the court hss s9ain Al io1rned anta to-
norroT morning - obtain new panel
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

TIE fnia MAJ of lass evening sars.
j." Ir.ise Morse Isf Rene y T.. tossv Tor
ne Aairondscks. Juczs thznsplia IS sick
A. the rssiosace Of bis bro her- ln-lsr a.
E.,-,,sa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

CHzrtee, Aae- 5.--f7seersl Stiles tersr
bis srgupserf IN TIE bosdls- osss thss sfssr-
= srsv for fks 6efsnss A. TIE elose Il
saes s6arsss ossTt sejo1rssd IA tornoT-
roT
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
MAXWELL GETS a STAY.
A Writ of Error Granted by U. s. suprem
Court Judge KILLER.

Court Judge Miller.
ST. LoUIs, Aug. 5.-A telegram was re-
ceived late this afternoon by Hon. John J.
Martin from his partner, Mr.. Fsuntleroy,
dated Black Island. K. l.. and which states
Justice Miller, of the Supreme Court,
United States. has granted writ OF error
In the Maxwell case. This acts as a stay OF
proceedings. Maxwell took the matter
very cody when the news was given him,
merely remaFking be had expected it.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

AT Louisville Louisville ,; Cleveland1. /.
At Phlsdelph phia-Athletics 10; Metrop0liians 3.
At New York Brooklyn 4; Baltimore :.
At ST. Louis-St Louis :: Cincinnati >.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

PANS. Aagusf s.--Jaies Ferry has w-sf-
ter - bis seconds thst he IS rss.sv 20 give
satisfaction 10 8ouisuxer or 70 scesps a ver-
Glct af srbitratloa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
At lO:45 D. m. the meeting adjourned.

The Aldermen of the Fourth and Fifth
wards met in the City Clerks Office last
evening surrounded by some thirty prop
erty owners favorable to and opposed to the
proposed Jerry Boynton Kent-st. line. Re-
marks were made pro and con. and from
the expression of the Aldermen at the close
OF the meeting 1t IS more than probable
that the franchise will be granted as asked